Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

The WORLDS Cha1psesship Gans a
Capitol Park.
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CIV. TEE VICTORY TO ruR BxowNs-rHR INTEREST
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It was st. Louis weather to-day. the tenth Of
the series Of worlds cham ionship games between
the st. Louis Browns and the Detrolts WAS played
at the Capitol Park In this city, this morning. and
was won by the 81. Louis By score Of IL 70 Z The
here. The scurrytng leaves ana little whiripocis
OF dust told that the autumn days Lad come-the
saddest of the year to baseball enthusiasts The
game was arranged 70 be played at half-past 10
sunisy to reach Basi%oSe in tune % play snere a.
tine scheduled hour this ternoon. So the special
train was waiting Of the depot toeary on the bali
This happened precisely at12 e5 p: m The attend.
ance At the game was not near 90 large as IL would
at the usual hour, when business men and Depart
ment clerks could have attended generally. As IL
was, there were between two and three thousand
vacant during the morning and many q school
boy played truant to ioiter about the fence in the
ssrp Oa Ss * eSs ~
rooms and eaile.ia boards about town than
:. 'a' dozen ssnaAns ssiesr.p %'' operators IN
the grand stand and every play was
On SsSe
the two clubs came on the held as early as 10
O'Clock and began iimoerng up AFTER their thirty.
The me was called promptly at lo:So O'Clock:
Kelly and Carney umpired5keiiy going behind
tue bat and gafney In the iield. one OF Two Close
clImor; but, on the whole, there was no FAULT
u be found with the umpirtng. While the
game was not remarkable for sharp and &C
ingly brilliant plays on both sides Getseins
pitching seemed 10 have no terros for the Browns
their hard hitting with as shrewd coaching at
bases and as active base-running a. was ever seen
on the ball grounds here. The Detroits, TOO, made
many good nits OF CarutherS The Detrots for
some reason seemed to play with much less vim 10
the Held. In the fourth inning Dunlap retired
inson was running 70 second, and Dunlap being in
his way, the men fell together, Dunlap ipluring
the leg which was only recently broken. In the
could stand OF GetzeinS pitching, retired from be-
hind the bat, exchanging places with Gsnsei at
nrst.
The Detroits went 10 the bat nrst andopened the
game In such q lively manner that It was supposed
that the League giants were In full force to-day and
were going to settle the worlds championship con-
test right then and there, as to-day's game If won
victory ana the trophy. Richardson started IN by
Knocking the bail In long paraboic curve over
the ieit-neld fence, making home run IN an easy
jog trot CAMEL followed with base hit and was
s d oa sH sSs BAY sns ne anssd
RoOinson at s second VINO was struck By Tie bali
| on the head, and apparently so stunned that he
was slow yin getting it 10 FIRST He got IT there,
there was 30 little margin either way that there
was q noisy protest from some quarters among The
spectators against Gaiiney's decision, Meanwhile
| made . good hit, which brought Rowe hone.
Dunlap went out on ny TO weicn. and the De-
troits closed their half OF the inning with Two runs
on their side OF the tally -stick.
The st. Louis started IA less promising manner,
but began ny hard hitting, winch tney maintained
bat, poplel up Little ny, which Dunlap nmby
Caught. Gleason made sale nit anu Was gent To
lowed with little ny out to center ned, just "
spot where no one happened TO be, and tnls put q
| man on eacn base. Carutners Knocked Tue ball
SCI VINO threw it n6me. cutting Gleason Cd ana sun
leaving the bases fun. FOuJz however, cleared
the bases and relieved the suspense W long hat
to right field, which brought ONei and Com,key
| home. Welsh, by go NJ Out on u foul, brought the
running 10 c.ose, VITA Two runs to the credit OF
Neither side scored In the next three innings In
the second illning the Detroits went Out IN one,
two, three order, and The st. Louis did little oeiter
ln the third inning the Detrotts got three men on
bases Rove at Inst, Camel at second ami Richard
and brilliant triple play BY the ST. LOUIS
a Ha%ps0n cau ssns'k and asrty eldeG
| third base, putting Richardson out La,ham
sent the Da.i lying 0acA " second where GanLe
suffered the IaLe Oh Richardson Thus ut the u,o-
ment OF their greatest expectations The Detrots
were cut on without run. ~ was 10 The fourth
inning that Dunlap was injured. Robinson, OF 81
LOUIS, mad been given nrst ON balls and was try.
| ing to steal down TO second Duuiap caught the
bail thrown hun JUS, as Robinson came w, and IL
touching the runner TEL over upon MIN, and the
| two men went TO the ground together
In the NTH inning the scoring began again or
rather limited Scale ior the Detroits. Hanlon gol
base on balls ami sto,e his way around 70 Inn a.
GetZein struck out. Rlchardsou made clean hit
that sent Tue bah huinlIlng a.oDg the ground IN
/ The leIL ned and brought haniOn home. GauzeI
| went out on u I0ul, AMI X .cnards0u was put out
whiie attempting TO run the gauntlet 70 second.
Fur the 81 LOUIS at the opening OIL the nth tnnIng
| hanlOn could not calcn NY with, and took FIRST
| base. Colnl,key just hunted The ball so II
Was scrambled Tor BY Bennett and White
| miskey to FIRST. Carulhers followed with hit
winch Was fieided well ny Rowe, Caruthers going
| out at first, but ONeil and Comiske each gaining
base. Foulz knocked ny winch brought Omen
home, but on winch he went out himself. WEIGH
then lifted the Udi over the fence; Somiskey came
nome eisureiy and Wes GO ano o,sa, around on
| usual applause. kooinson Closed the inning witn
4 fatal fy 10 Rowe.
For the three innings following the Detroits
were unable 70 get q man home.
In the sixth inning, when 81 Louis had one man
out, Latham made Lhree bases Oh hat TO the left
| 50 awkwardly that ne kept on home, making Tie
| sixth score Iur St. Louis
IL was In the seventh inning that fortune, hard
hitting, and good base running favored ST. Louis
the most. Coniskey nr,t 70 bat, went out at nrsl
| ON a mt TO White. CarutDets went 10 d. 1t on
called balls and when Foutz followed with three
Dagger, lie came home. WEIGH made a hit 10 the
lelI-ficid, which Was not promptly handled and
EoutZ came home. WEIGH Then stOle second and
IL was at this point that Bennett Retired from be-
mind the bat, exchanging places with Can
| EEL Robinson went Out at frst, and WEIGH
Boyle came IN tnen, opportunity, with base hit,
winch brought WelcI home, and Boyle 10 turn
WAS brought nome by hits by Latham and Glea-
SON Latham WAS put out while frying to run
| home. Tue inning added four to the st. Louis
score.
In the eighth inning CAMEL, of Detroits, knocked
III 10 ONeli In the lett held which was fairly
and Souarely mufIcd, but there were Two men out
and tue next man, Rowe, went out on foul, 10
| the mum cost nOtning.
When ST. Louis came TO bat O,Neil went out on
| first; ComlsAey struck BAIL 10 tn,,d base, where
1t was fumDled, and he made second b sc; Carulb-
ers sent lover the center nelders head, wnich
| brought COmiskey home; Foutz went Out on f1y,
and WEIGH knocked a grounder " hicu was stopped
| by Getzein Weicn gong out AZ inst Thus the ST.
Louis made their eleven run.
| DeLrOit began u n0pe.ess nght In the ninth iD-
ming with pluck ana spirit Thompson and White
went out a. t1rsL Twltchen made hit to short
STOP and through wild throw OF 0leason's gained
second base. Bennett made . go0d hit, which
brought Twitcheu home. HanlOn followed win
and trying TO third when Getzein brought the
game 10 close by long ~, which was caught BY
WEIGH.
The full score was a. follows:
DETROIT Al. 4. IN SO. 70. A. Z.